Free pretty much software for pda

Allahs 99 Most Beautiful Names for Mobiles 1 offers users a professional and useful tool that comes with an authentic and complete set of relevant Quranic verses for each Name. Get it now for Java-enabled phones, Smartphones, Pocket PCs, Blackberry devices and Symbian OS. Most of us are not aware of how and where these 99 well-known Names originate from.

Major Features:

1. There are 99 Names of Allah, 100 minus 1 ([035:6475]).
2. The Names originate from both the Qur'an and the Sunnah of our beloved Prophet (saw).
3. This software comes with a authentic list of relevant verses that are associated with each name.
4. Does not give references from the Hadith for Names that have no relevant verse associated to it in the Qur'an.
5. Famous Asma-ul-Husna Audio A stream-lined version of the Asma-ul-Husna song comes bundled with the software.

MJcalc is a Mah Jongg score calculator.

Its pretty self-explanatory but check the web page for short documentation if required.

This is a beta version. The next one will also save the scores and allow 4 players to enter their scores independently.

Send me a mail if you find this useful. It might just speed up my development of version 1.0 and other apps... plus cheer me up a bit.

PSpringies is a spring and mass simulation, though you may wish to forget the physics and just play with it like a toy.

You can easily build a world of nodes connected by springs and then watch what happens when you give a pull here and a nudge there.

The program is limited only by your imagination and the fact that this is a PDA which stores your phone numbers, not your desktop machine!

The program has a few built in patterns that you can watch fly around the screen, ricochet off walls, and drag around as you wish.

Using the graphical editor, however, you will probably want to design and play with your own patterns pretty quickly.

Experiment with the interface or read the included help file which is also available at http://www.medcosm.com/pspringies.html.

CZWhatsUrSign.zip contains 11 new and original nonogram puzzles created by Christy Zidonis.
This is her fourth collection and as always, her artwork is really well done.
The difficulty level of the puzzles is pretty easy with one hard puzzle.
At least version 7.2 of PictureLogic is required.
There are now over 800 puzzles available in PictureLogic format.
The registered version of PictureLogic is required to play all but the first collection of 25 puzzles.
System requirements:
- PalmPilot Professional
- Palm OS v2.0
- PictureLogic

Avoid all sorts of obstacles and face phantom enemies in Chaser, a 25 level platform game which will take up all your spare time!
The graphics are pretty simple, platform style but with good colour.
Simple and fun.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 5.0 HiRes

The use of PieFight is pretty simple. The keypad controls the throwing of the pies. The numbers 1-3 match the top row, and the numbers 4-6 match the bottom row. Pressing a number will throw a pie at the specified window.
If you hit, a splat animation will be displayed. If you miss, either the pie will hit the closed window and run down, or will hit the back wall, and the target will taunt you for your poor aim. During this taunting, the target cannot be hit, but you can still throw pies at them anyway.
The 5 rectangles in the bottom left corner represent the number of pies available to be thrown. If all the rectangles are empty, then you have no more pies, and must wait until your pie supply is replenished.
The two numbers at the bottom of the screen represent the number of targets hit (centre), and the number of targets left to appear (right).
The objective is to hit as many targets as possible, and at the end of each level the results of your achievements are displayed.
If you hit the number of targets that is required, then a Next button is displayed, and the game gets harder with more simultaneous targets, and slower pie replenishment.
If you dont reach the target, then only an Exit button is displayed, and the game must be restarted.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

With Bag O Bones, you can create almost any type of dice roll for any type of game: d20 dice rolls with all modifiers, White Wolf PIP counting, Feng Shui Hi-Low rolls, open-ended dice rolls and so on.
The bag is designed to mimic the ease and feeling of result dice - which means the interface is clear and graphical. But dont let that fool you... you can enter in some pretty complex dice pools if you wish.
Best of all, you can set up a dice roll, give it a save and save it to you dice bag. Next time you need that specific roll (say, for the Paladins Attack roll in D&D, or the Feng Shui Masters Flying Dragon Fist of Fury) you can just tap on the named dice set and everything will be rolled again for you
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug so that on start of program, a random seed is created, therefore making all rolls unique.
System requirements:
- .NET CF runtimes.

Battleships is the game where, after you position your fleet of ships, you and the computer take turns at firing, trying to completely sink your opponents fleet.
Starting the game
Battleships uses a similar menu-layout as Nokias Bounce game. For this reason it should be pretty easy to navigate around the main menu.
After you select "New game", the game will start with a screen where you can position your fleet. One important thing to remember in this screen is that ships are not allowed to touch each other. This rule is enforced while you place your ships, so if you cannot move or rotate the ship, its probably too close to the edge or to another ship. In that case, move the ship or the ship that it is close to and try again.
Interrupting the game
While youre playing the game, you can interrupt it by pressing the Escape-key. This brings up a menu which allows you to stop the current game or to change the sound volume (level and shot mode can only be changed from the main menu).
Settings
Battleships gameplay can be customized in the Options menu, where you can set the sound volume, difficulty level and shot mode.
Sound:
The sound volume can be set to "Off", "Low", "Medium" and "High". The default setting is "Medium".
Levels:
Ensign - This is the most basic level. The computer just fires random shots.
Lieutenant - This is the same as the Ensign level, but whenever the computer hits a ship, it will search the surrounding area until the ship is completely destroyed.
Captain - Fires in a checkerboard pattern and once found also completely destroys the ship.
Admiral - Fires in a checkerboard pattern and once found also completely destroys the ship. This mode also takes into account the fact that ships cannot touch eachother and marks the area around a sunk ship as shot so it doesnt fire in those places again.
The computer never cheats, but youll find it is quite difficult to win in the Admiral level.
Shot mode:
With shot mode you control whose turns it is after a hit. If shot mode is set to "Single" (the default) player and computer alternate turns regardless whether they hit or miss. In "Hit shoots again" mode, the player or computer keeps the turn after a hit and can continue firing as long as they hit.
High scores:
After playing the computer calculates the score. Scores are calculated as follows:
Each hit 25 points
Each consecutive hit 50 points
Each miss -1 point
Remaining ship bonus 100 points per remaining ship
A separate high score table is maintained for each level.
System requirements:
- Nokia 9300/9500 devices.